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Community Supported Agriculture

A season's share in the harvest. From our soil to your table in less than four hours.

What is CSA?

A CSA is a season's share in the harvest of the farm with weekly boxes of organically grown produce that has been out of the ground or off the stalk for less than 4 hours. You will benefit enormously from eating these vegetables and having knowledge that they were grown in the healthiest manner for you and the soil.

When you join the CSA you will be supporting the local economy, decreasing oil dependence, and expressing your power to build community. Members of the CSA help the farmer to buy water, tools, and seeds and to pay for the lease on the land and equipment.

Aerial view of the 12-acre farm
Farmers harvesting lettuce, low angle
Volunteers harvesting in the field
Close-up of greens growing in soil

Join the CSA

Two ways to participate.

CSA — Annual Membership

$125/month ($1,500/yr)

Billed Annually

A full year's share. Weekly boxes of organic produce, picked up every Thursday at Farmer and the Cook.

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CSA — Monthly Membership

$140/month

Billed Monthly

A full month's share. Weekly boxes of organic produce, picked up every Thursday at Farmer and the Cook.

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Farmers harvesting

Pick Up Your CSA Share

We are now accepting new members! Make your first month's payment using the sign up links above.

What we ask of you:

  • Pick up your box of vegetables at Farmer and the Cook on Thursdays between 1:00 PM and 7:00 PM.
  • Give us one month's notice if you want to stop receiving your CSA box.
  • Read your Forager newsletter — and thanks so much for being a part of the organic farming movement.
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Two women carrying a box of zinnias on the farm
Lila Chopping Cauliflower

Thanks so much for being a part of the organic farming movement.

— Steve Sprinkel

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